Running On Empty: Water Saving
If you're having trouble using less water, there are some ingenious products designed to help you.
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If you're having trouble using less water, there are some ingenious products designed to help you.
Well it's another warm and muggy day Thursday for Southern California. In fact for inland valleys it might even be a degree warmer than Wednesday.
Of all the ways the drought can affect your life, you may not have considered its effect on your favorite ice cream.
We're already seeing the effects of the drought on prices at the grocery store and farmers say it's only going to get worse.
A 19-year-old woman's fall down a rocky mountainside in Eaton Canyon was caught on tape.
Crews hope to have Sunset Boulevard open to traffic by late Friday or early Saturday morning, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power said.
A driver involved in a possible street race fatally struck a 17-year-old boy and injured his brother as they crossed a San Fernando Valley street.
The Director of the West Basin Municipal Water District has been arrested, authorities said Thursday.
Because of the drought, a recent water main break near UCLA couldn't have come at a worse time.
In Orange County, they're turning sewer water into drinking water.
The Metropolitan Water District provides drinking water to 19 million Southern Californians.
It's a tough lesson for one of Southern California's wealthiest communities.
Work is being done to tap into the ocean, while the water flowing from some taps is already coming from toilets.
When we say the drought is affecting everything, we mean everything - even beer.
The drought is making a difficult fire season even tougher, forcing Cal Fire to rethink the way firefighters use water.